The UK’s Favourite Cat Cafe, Kitty Cafe have Announced a GIVEAWAY Competition so Fur-raising, all who hear about it are Climbing the Walls with Excitement!! What is the competition? Everyone at Kitty Cafe, are all incredibly thrilled and proud to announce the pre-launch of their newest feline focused product – the Cat Climber! To celebrate, they are calling all […]
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How Much Does a Purebred Cat Really Cost And What Affects the Price [2026 Guide]
According to Desiree Bobby, Expo Producer for the Cat Fanciers’ Association International Cat Show and Expo, [...]
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The Purr-fect Outdoor Space for Your Feline Friend
Image Credit: Unsplash It’s tough when your indoor cat gazes longingly out the window, especially [...]
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Easter Pet Safety Tips: How to Protect Dogs, Cats, and Rabbits from Seasonal Hazards
Keep your pets safe this Easter with expert tips on avoiding toxic foods, dangerous plants, [...]
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Why Lilies Can Be Fatal for Felines: RSPCA’s Pet-Friendly Mother’s Day Warning
Buying lilies for Mother's Day? Think again. RSPCA expert warns of fatal consequences for feline [...]
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Do You Love Your Cat? Be The Best Owner You Can Be
Link – CC0 License Do you love your cat? If you do, then it’s important [...]
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Cats Protection has called on cat lovers to support compulsory microchipping of pet cats by taking part in a Government consultation on the issue. The charity has set up an online tool to make it quick and simple for animal lovers to back new Government proposals that would make microchipping a legal requirement for pet cats, as […]
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The following article first appeared on iCatCare: There are so many different designs and styles of toys available for cats that it can be hard to choose which toys your cat might most enjoy playing with. Every cat is different, and they may have preferences for play style (or you may see your cat perform […]
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Please find below a guest story from Gene: A tiny face, pink nose and big eyes peered out from a shelter’s cage. Our volunteer quickly pointed out she was to be euthanized the following day. We put aside thoughts of the kitties we’d considered. Let’s take that little calico and name her Gypsy. The adventure […]
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Monday 18th of January 2021 marked ‘Blue Monday’ – when dark days and squeezed finances are thought to make for the most depressing day of the year. But, with the UK in the grip of tight lockdown restrictions many people face some tough ‘blue’ months ahead, with millions at home alone with only their pet […]
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I want to share with you a story about me traveling with my mom and dad to Milwaukee because my dad was going to have major surgery there. I’ll start my story by telling you that I received a mobile pet bed from our sponsor Sleepypod to travel in. The Sleepypod mobile pet bed is […]
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Image from Pexels – CC0 License If you’re someone who has been working from home during the last year, you might have been spending a lot more time with your pets. Maybe you’re also someone who has decided that now is the perfect time to get a cat. You’re at home more often, so you […]
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Hi everyone, Please find below the latest entry in our guest star stories by Lynn about her cat Wisteria: My cat’s name is Wisteria, the Mysterious, and she thinks she’s a super sleuth. In truth she is a secret covert ops agent and pawtects the meowborhood from meowrauding squirrels and the occasional June bug. She […]
Advice & Tips, international cat care
COVID-19: Advice for Those Working With Unowned Cats in Homing Centres During the Coronavirus Crisis
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The following article first appeared on iCatCare: If you are part of a large organisation involved in homing cats, then they have probably given you direction and advice on how to deal with the many different situations which may arise during the coronavirus pandemic – follow the advice for the safety of staff and others. […]
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PDSA offers tips on keeping pets warm during the winter months With cold weather here, it’s not just us humans that suffer the effects – despite their warm coats, our pets are not immune to the effects of low temperatures. Vet charity PDSA is encouraging pet owners to take these simple steps to keep pets warm and […]
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Cats Protection is urging cat lovers to take part in a special #ClimbforCats challenge in January 2021. The UK’s leading feline welfare charity is asking people to scale their stairs, outdoor steps or hills to raise funds for thousands of unwanted cats in its care. Challenges can be undertaken throughout January, or on a special […]
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Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! The easiest way to enter is by sending them in via info@katzenworld.co.uk. Or just leave a comment with a link to the post / photo you’d like us to use on this blog post. These adorable cats were sent in via email by Veronica. “Zorro simply […]
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Paws for Thought – Why Having a ‘Pet-Nuptial’ Agreement is the Ultimate Separation Preparation
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Couples who have adopted a pet during the pandemic can save themselves the unnecessary heartache of losing shared pets by arranging a ‘pet-nuptial’ agreement in case of future separation with their partner. When goIng through a divorce, deciding what happens to shared pets can be difficult and having a plan in place can really help. […]
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Hi everyone, Please find below a guest post from Wendy: Greetings from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, I’m one of those people who likes to dress up my cat(s) but only if they will tolerate it. So, I thought it would be best to help Dani become accustomed to it early on. In these photos she is […]
Two tiny kittens are lucky to be alive after being spotted by eagle-eyed workers at a recycling centre on the rubbish-sorting conveyor belt. The tabby kittens are only a few days old and still have their eyes closed and cords attached. Workers at J&B Recycling in Hartlepool spotted the kittens amongst the rubbish on the […]
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This article first appeared on iCatCare: Dr Sarah Ellis, Cat Behaviour specialist and Head of Cat Advocacy at iCatCare, investigates the MeowTalk App that has everybody talking and questions whether cats are included in the conversation Relatively little is known about feline communication compared to other animals such as dogs. It was only last month […]
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Cats are inquisitive creatures who love to explore and investigate environments by sniffing or tasting them. When you bring a cat into your home, they’re sure to be curious about their surroundings but unlike humans, they can’t identify dangers as easily. You may have hidden hazards in your garden that could pose a threat to […]
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Hi everyone, Please find below our latest guest star feature by Beth and Tom of Finca Ryokan Neko (Cat’s House Farm), Boquete, Panama (Central America): We adopted a rescue cat and at first she was super afraid and hid on a shelf in the bathroom. After a couple of days I started coming in and […]
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Over three million pet cats are overweight and the problem is becoming worse during the pandemic, according to Cats Protection. In a survey of over 2,000 cat owners, more than a quarter (28%) said they had overfed their pet since the start of lockdown in March 2020. Over a third (36%) said their cat visited […]
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For George by Susan Davies: He was an ordinary, two a penny, black and white cat, The sort that you see everywhere, a standard ‘Postman Pat’, I got him from a rescue place, one April afternoon, And then I brought him home, where he inspected every room. A ‘Welcome’ tin of tuna was devoured, the […]
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Hello! My name is Artie. My name has always been Artie, even before I met my mum. My life began in a house of kitties, over 70 – my extended family! Mum, dad, sisters and brothers, first, second, third, fourth….cousins, uncles, aunts, grandparents, great grandparents, and so on – because my huge family began with […]
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COVID-19: Advice for Those Undertaking TNR and/or Feeding Unowned cat Colonies During the Coronavirus Crisis
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The following article first appeared on iCatCare: If you are part of a larger organisation which is dealing with unowned cats undertaking trap, neuter and return (TNR) or feeding colonies, then they have probably given you direction and advice on how to deal with the many different situations which may arise during the coronavirus pandemic […]
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My key lime pie loving cat sits on my desk, his paw precariously perched upon the numbers key. He waits, knowing his human slave will be running toward the bathroom soon. When I return, an entire page of my document looks like this: 7777777777777777777777777777777, etc. He watches as the inconvenient 2-legged opener-of-catfood-cans ingests coffee mixed […]
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Jan
Have you seen your cats knead? Did you try asking your vet why they are doing such an act? We will answer your question by presenting you the reasons why they need to knead. Cats are exciting creatures, with lots of unique traits and behaviors that only they can do. Some of their unique behaviors […]
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Hello everyone, Welcome to another week of Tummy Rub Tuesday! The easiest way to enter is by sending them in via info@katzenworld.co.uk. Or just leave a comment with a link to the post / photo you’d like us to use on this blog post. “Wisteria loves to snuggle, but doesn’t seem to care if I […]
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Hi everyone, Please find below a guest contribution from Jan Schade: My 89-year-old Father, with health problems, and his four cats, moved in to live with us in a small house in our back yard. Accidentally the 12 year old black cat he had named Sister, slipped out a door. She had always been shy […]
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Two cats are hoping to find a loving home in time for Christmas after being abandoned with a heartbreaking note from their owner. RSPCA inspector Allison North was called to Leicester on 3 December after a member of the public found the cat carrier left by a postbox on the junction of Stuart Road and […]
We just head to share this fun post by our friends from the Pause Cat Cafe: Hoomans, we know it’s been a hard year fur you guys, and we want you to know that we are hair for you. Purr yourself a cuppa, sit back and relax while you read our top ten tips for […]
Advice & Tips, international cat care
Do Cat’s Facial Expressions Help Them to get Adopted More Quickly?
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This article first appeared in iCatCare: For this Spotlight on Science (and for a few more over the coming months), we introduce one of our iCatCare Feline Wellbeing Panel members, cat welfare scientist Dr Lauren Finka who is kindly sharing her reviews of some of the most interesting feline science with us. In this article, […]
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Your cat cares a lot about the quality of his or her food, and you want to make sure that your cat gets the very best. Giving your cat wholesome food and treats and filling in nutritional gaps with healthy supplements will help to ensure that your cat has an optimal diet. It’s important that […]